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Devon bypass group suggests cheaper congestion measures

24 October 2008

Objectors to the £130 million Kingskerswell bypass in Devon claim to have devised a cheaper and more sustainable alternative to the plan.

City-region targets zone funding status

24 October 2008

Key infrastructure projects in the West Midlands could be in line for a funding boost of more than £500 million under proposals being pursued by regional councils.

Government approves additional funding

24 October 2008

The government has approved an additional £6 million of funding for the Mersey Gateway project over the next three years.

Scott Wilson wins design contract

24 October 2008

Scott Wilson has won a contract to design the above-ground sections of London's Crossrail project.

Crossrail may be brought forward

24 October 2008

The £16 billion Crossrail scheme could be brought forward as part of a government move to frontload public spending in the first half of the current spending round.

Consultancy picked to draw up Scottish road drainage advice

24 October 2008

WSP has been chosen to prepare guidance on sustainable urban drainage systems (SUDS) for Scottish roads.

Belfast earns rise in flights

24 October 2008

Northern Ireland environment minister Sammy Wilson has approved an extra 3,000 flights a year in and out of George Best Belfast City Airport.

Government dismisses rail expansion policy criticism

24 October 2008

The government has hit back at claims that its projections for increased rail use fail to take account of planned housing growth.

Green lobby slams carbon exemptions

24 October 2008

Environmental groups have praised the government's moves to cut greenhouse gas emissions but warned that aviation and coal-fired stations will face scrutiny.